The most noticeable update in the 24K version is the side structure — it no longer collapses as softly as the older model. At first glance, you’ll see clear changes in both the silhouette and the materials.
The classic used lambskin; this new edition features sheepskin with a more refined surface and enhanced sheen. Close-up shots highlight the original leather grain, paired with a clean, natural leather scent — no harsh chemical smells.
This version also reduces the internal foam height, moving away from the ultra-plush look. While the diamond quilting isn’t as puffy as the older model, the pattern remains sharp and well-defined.
Signature double-C clasp remains a key detail. And let’s be honest — why do some bags instantly look cheap? Beyond the main material and structure, hardware quality is a major factor.
This version doesn’t aim for a flashy, high-shine finish — instead, the hardware feels solid, weighty, and durable in hand. No flimsy or hollow feel here.
Fully lined in gold-tone leather, with a thicker, more prominent hot-stamped logo compared to earlier models. The gold foil is clear, defined, and full of depth.
Finished with authentic Lampo zippers — branding is sharp and unmistakable.
As for the pink version, it’s worth noting: slight color variations may appear in photos due to lighting and camera differences. But rest assured — the leather is original, and there’s zero color discrepancy compared to the boutique version.
For more detailed shots, see the black version listing.